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Melissa
I have designed a form that adds a new patient to a
patient database, using a command button which runs a
macro(RunComand: Save, Close form, Requery). I have
chosen "RunCommand: Save" instead of using the "Save"
macro because it seems to work better in general.
Unfortunately, ever since I secured the database, which
has been installed on various computers, an error occurs
when hitting that command button. It says that the Save
command cannot be found. Since it is a secured database,
the user is unable to change the properties when
encountering this problem. Should I change the code of
the original program or is there a DLL that the user is
missing which enables this macro?
Thank you, Melissa
patient database, using a command button which runs a
macro(RunComand: Save, Close form, Requery). I have
chosen "RunCommand: Save" instead of using the "Save"
macro because it seems to work better in general.
Unfortunately, ever since I secured the database, which
has been installed on various computers, an error occurs
when hitting that command button. It says that the Save
command cannot be found. Since it is a secured database,
the user is unable to change the properties when
encountering this problem. Should I change the code of
the original program or is there a DLL that the user is
missing which enables this macro?
Thank you, Melissa